Etiwanda High School - Aquila Yearbook (Etiwanda, CA)

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,.,,.,..6i.W,,.Mi.zk,,,v,Yk ., .. 1 1. Mr. Hackney comments, Quo Vadis? 2. Mrs. Devlin gives her class a lecture about early English literature. 3. Mr. Flocker points out the fifty states to his Junior class. 4. Kathy Pray, in charge of the lunch served in the teachers lounge, is always glad to take the money from the staff. Elizabeth Pritchard Bob Rico Yolanda Sanchez 3 Davzd I. Tann Sue Trostle Locker Room Campus Operations Proctor Nc, kg qlfrflpebf' Student Store Clerk Foreman 110 f staff

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.5 1. A new item on the lunch list is chili as Dave Tarin shows that it's really great. 2. Counselor Mr. Sanchez takes a well-deserved break after look- ing over his new students grades. 3. Mrs. Ward, the school nurse, says to call 9-I-i for an emergen- cy. She is sorry she hasn't any aspirin. 4. ln the middle of a lesson, Mrs. Funk decides to tell one of her famous jokes. 5. Exhausted, Mr. Shroeder finishes up his last work at Etiwanda High School. 6. Mrs. Wilkins helps Mark Williams with his English homework. Wanda Malone Ruth Paulson Mary Thielo Maxine Ziebarth Register Instructorflide lrzstructorflide Librarian Staff 1 169

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Chuck Bolln David Bohn Nancy Bravo Joyce Carlson John R. Durichko Foreman Operations Operations Student Store Manager School Services Fire, Fire!! hen we started out in September little did we all know that we would all lstaff and studentsj have to brown bag it for a week. The cafeteria had an accident when a fire broke out during the first week of November 1985. They had to repaint and it took approximately two weeks to clean up smoke debris. Fortunately, the fire was contained only to the cafeteria and not to the student store or other classrooms. Back row: Betty Loebach, Denise Lowman, Marge Gililland, Kand Kathy Pray. Front row: Glenda Moore, Gwen Shong, and Sharon Porto - Manager. Staff! 171